columbia is not responsible for security on barnhart's campus. brian: better excel them and make a point. big-money show starts at 12:00 noon every day on fox business. the dow is up one hundred 34 points. a big loss for the nasdaq, down 218, nvidia is now down 4%. that accounts for much of the nasdaq's loss, 3.4% on nvidia. nvidia have a strong report. why is stock down so much? lou:you would think 78% revenue growth would appease the optimistic investors. nvidia, go back a year ago, fourth 1:45 thousand 23, 262% sales growth. we've got runaway growth, this is large numbers kicking in. nvidia has increased revenue 20-fold over the past few years. it's not possible to keep running at that pace. stuart: extra ordinary volatility. opened up 3%, it is down 3.5%. lou:this is the bitcoin of ai. everyone stocks this as an indicator for the entire ai trend so everyone is replacing their bets. is a i still intact or is it not? i believe it is. the latest chip, 11 billion in revenue, no drying up of demand. blue one now show me big tech. earlier this morn

>> 140 students from pasadena high point academy also welcomed to their temporary classrooms at barnhart. their school, one of the few structures still standing in their area but closed due to smoke damage. >> seeing them with their teachers and connecting just makes me appreciate what we have as a school and what we have as a community, and by extension to the barnhart community who have welcomed us. >> hopefully we could get in our house soon and i'm just super glad it is still there. >> students and families from all three schools have been impacted or displaced by the eaton fire. for barnhart students, tess and abby, having new friends is exciting and being back to school is a welcome return to normalcy. >> being back at school is nice because i can all see my friends again and we can hang out. >> it's good to talk to other friends, see how everybody's going. >> amid the devastation, these educators say this experience shows the power of community and is a reminder that school isn't always about the desks or the physical space, and that sometimes a class can be a family. >> there's a

b barnhart says protesters physically assaulted a college employee, sending them to the hospital. they were rallying against expulsion of two students who stormed columbia university classroom last month and threw around fliers with hate speech on them. protesters blocking students from getting into class. >> if i have class, i can't come in? you are catering to them. get them out, i have to go to class. >> carley: the school condemned the protest saying their disregard is unacceptable. attorney general pam bondi says some of the jeffrey epstein files will be released today. >> 200 victims, so we -- well over -- 250 actually. we have to make sure their identity is protected and their personal information. what you are going to see hopefully tomorrow is a lot of flight logs, a lot of names and information. it is pretty sick what that man did. >> carley: republican lawmakers have been pushing for the release of classified documents relating to jeffrey epstein, who died while waiting charges. >> todd: supreme court justice john roberts putting a pause on biden appointed federal judge

me appreciate what we have as a school and what we have as a community, and by extension, to the barnhartty, who have welcomed us. >> 140 students from an elementary school were also invited to that campus. students and families from all three schools say they've enjoyed this temporary fix. [music] well, some of san francisco's muni lines are being dropped due to budget concerns. we'll tell you which routes will likely be eliminated. >> and a teenager on the peninsula is recovering from some severe injuries after a collision with a garbage truck. the surveillance video released as neighbors shared what happened leading up to that crash coming up. >> and finally, the wet weather is back. i'll have a look at the current conditions, help you time out your weekend and what we can expect with the next three orms i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire